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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-03-05

Elsewhere in this issue OF the Chroni-
Gle appears a communication from w. II.
Frye, prosecuting attorney for Custer
county, and a resident Of this place.
This communication was doubtless sug-
gested by the appearance Of an article
in the Hermosa Pilot of the 25th ult,
rejecting upon his official conduct at
Buffalo Gap during the tendency of the
trial Of the case referred to in his COM
munication; and while we believe it to
be the legitimate province Of a newspa
per to furnish It's readers with the Cur-
rent news in all its varied features, and
to add such comments az may be deem
ed just and proper, We regret the fact of
our being rs yet, not fully informed rs
TO the vality of the statements made by
Mr.. Clark, who it would appear is held
responsible for the appearance of the
article in the Pilot above referred to.
We do not hesitate to say, however, that
admitting the charges to be true, We
could command no expressions of CEN
sure too strong TO express our condem-
nation Of his conduct, and when we are
| fully assured that the Pilot has fairly
and 'truthfully outlined the case. this
paper will be az prompt in administer
ing just censure. as it would be in ex-
tending commentator when fairly
nerited. So far as the legal merits OF
the case are concerned, we are free to
confess We know nothing, hence we
cannot consistently condemn the dis
trict attorney for recommending its dis
missal, but admitting that to have been
a proper proceeding, there is another
charge to which Mr.. Frye does not refer
to in his communication, that Of being,
during the trial Of the case in a state of
beastly intoxication, which loudly calls
for refutation on his part, and which,
should he make no effort to disprove,
will be accepted as sufficient cause for
the strongest suspicious o fguilt, and the
universal condemnation Of his official
conduct throughout the county.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-03-05

Senator ingalls, is nov president pro
tenn Of the senate, vice Sherman, re-
signed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
wANAMAKER.s.
rHlLADxLrHIA. Friday, Jan. Z,

~ PHILADELPHIA. Friday. Jan. :. 1881
, Does it bewilder you to
see this furry in prices ?
Maybe you think the bot
tom is falling from the Dry
Goods market; that dealers
Of rank will next be giving
goods away. Don't. 60 cold
while waiting for that time.
Buy what you want not
while the wind " is blowing
your way. 1t may, change
soon.
We wont be undersold,
but we wont give our goods
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

cssfnd,Ss,s, Tor KsadSng Clsrk sud-
Etsati,.fsaSfis4s'I Institute

Sahuiuaalft t"I hohotnS Sietk-sudq7n
Bssih- fss6fefs' Institute -
DOVER. Jan. The CLERK O, the
House Is Usually allowed sreadtns
clerk. The position Is worth $500 and
the applicants are already bumerous,
no less tban SEVEN persons wing CD
piled. The leading apss, end one OF
which 10 liable 10 rscsiye It, arc W. A.
P.ryis. OF Ken. and Merits Tay Tor, oi
W ilmington. 1t 10, more THAI likely
. from present ihdicitions that Taylor
Tilfrece!vs the appointment, II any OF
those Wig bave appiIed obtain it. lite
in lhs hsIds or lie ciefk and tha, gen
tuman Will appoint chs who will give
/ the test SATISFACTORY % @'-i
Edth und b Smith, superintendent OF
the Kent County Aimshonse, died this
niotnirR. Mr.. Smith had been III but
a short time, and hfs death was the oc-
castor Of general surprise. He has not
held tire positi year yet, having
succeeded Thomas Lswis IN Febru Sry
last, Lewis also died in office, holding
II br year. Smith WAS about 40 years
Of age. The position pays $50 aud ali
household supplies, and viii be filled
II 9 hrst "Wednesday In February next
II is Understood thst K. G. Frazer, John
LoWio huu ID M Itub1 Win U6 6ppA
cants. nrH
John P. Salisbury, the next Score
tary OF State, has appointed Charles
Collins OF Dover his assistant Collins
Is . yery. cApable Young man and fully
com pc tent 10 perform the dutie, of the
office. -" '''ffe'
William BrInkIe, B. well known col.
ored man, about 10 years Of age, resid.
Ing in Camden, dropped dead this
atterr oop. HN 'ai.F.l -
The twelfth an nal session Of the
Kent County Teachers Institute opened
here to-day, about seventy ave teachers
being 10 attendance.
The instructors apuouficed are DR..
John Fl. French, OF Rochester, N u
Ptof A. r Frye, Of Hyde Park, Moss
DR.. John A. Keinhart, OF Pg.tersop, n
DIR. A. n. Rsuh and DIR. o. H. Cald.
well, Of Newark, Del. and the su perrin
tendeLrs. : r'fes
This eveping Prof. Mas gave a piano
recital III the court room under tho aus
pices Of the Institute. A large Gro nd
was present And enjoyed q veritAbIt
musical feast Tomorrow evening Hon
Thonias N. Taylor will lecture upoI
Char ks, and Friday evening, which
win be tbs close Of the Destitute, DR.
John r. French win lecture upon tn,
Wonders Of the Living Worid.",
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
rhe d,ada s,r s,o,,.. cont-... .


The Senatorial struggle in Indiana
~ beco ming intensely exciting aud IN.
teres.ins, and more IS since b Green
back Democratic III ember OF the House
: has amour need his intention TO vote tor
the reelection OF Senator Harrison.
. The d smocrats expected to control the
< Sensts ~ preventing the recently cleo
ted Republican Ltenteuant' Cover nor
from tek ing ih.s. seat Rs iths presiding
Off ceI OF mat body.
The Democrats are pus' 70 a disad.
vantage by their own incontistenciss.
I; They Serrymshde he. = ,sts 20 that
: thsy hough.dt i'm poistbisl for the, Re
publicans to elect the Legislature.
! Then. their Lieutenant Governor, Mr..
Marstou, aocepsed q govern ment pifiss
from Cleveland, thereby as was Thought
at the ii ne, vscAting the eff ce OF Lieu.
tenant Governor. Inc Democrats EVIL
IDENTIFY tDdk5 thit view of tue case, as
they nodhfnsted r. candidate who they
expected to elesA - NJ ars ton, q gu ccessor.
Bat Il tHrned out that the Republican
candidate was elected instead lof the
andAstbe Legislature was
only prev1pte from being decidedly
Republican by the usual resort OF the
Demotsbts 70 forglpg election returns.
The Democrats next took the ground
that Mars on wssSull Lieutenant Gov
erhof, as he had never resigned from
4 6heofa ", and they go. ont an iniunc,
4 ki49 10 prevent the tEeppbticanl Lieu.
kSeAHt Gsverhor-elsct HON taking his
beet The Supreme Court, conn posed Of
one Republican and four Democratic
judges, dissolved the injun ctlon. For
Mis- the tSsntineI," thqIlssding Demo-
cratic psper IN Indis1S pSli} is roundiy
abusing the Democratic judges, head.
ing Its article with suoh good Insured
and polite hRgp sge an -''D-n Their
C5wtrdiy Sou4'a The Senate, which
Is Dem ocrAtio through forging the re-
turns Of two members, fs no " revising
its rlJss to take Epp the Republioap
Lieudeaant Gdvernbtseleot all the power
of his office. In the mean time the Be-
public ans hold the House, and will de-
=, Glare two Democrats clearly not en-.
Il Atledro sbatsI through sndis ted file
gality. The Democrats OF the Senate
are sxpertSd TO expel ~ many Rspubll-
oaus as the latter will expel Democrats
from the House, and 30 the fight goes on,
with the chances In favor OF the Re.
puh.icsns electing their Senator. 80
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
y ~ =
LADIES JACKETS.

Special attention. is called II. onr I'm
ported Beaver Cloth Long Coats, Viii
ssiin-line,l sleeves.
Dawn from g. 10 g..
Black stockilMttes, down frpp u:
and tl0 10 81 "a.
Plaids and Stripes, down from tt6 4
g..
=. Plaid Stripes, down from % tot7. =,
.AsiTlkans, down from $40 10 t..
A,irakans, down from IS az.
Black AstrakADs, with binding. 81
,tQ.ti.
nipgunals, down from si5to a..
Rough Cloths Ind Boncles, down from
Sl6t a.
Silk Lined, down from 80 10th
Black A,'rakanS,' Revere Collars
down toSi.
Grey Cloth, Astrakan Cuffs and Col
lars, at II,
Black, Brown ana Blue stockinettes
down 10 81 - -
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
Alarm of Fire

p" A n alafm'of Are ,wss sounded about
~ O'Clock last evening, to which the en-
: stss department, responded. 1t Yves
fouud Ishat 1T WAS ,.ip The residence Of
Adam Barr No. 80 De ware avenue,
plaos in the cellsrvay having caught
fr im 3 detective fue. There was NO
one homo ut the lime, but the flames
we're exlisguished by the neighbors be.
fore the ii pemen arrived 't..
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
DIith IJIdbLIItIsl UU"H tUt-'
MEMS SUITS AND OYER.
COATS. 80. =. . :,

These goods are the product OF pnr
o@n clothing organization here in the
hbns, and r6n not m duplicatsl else.
where. .ai=. - 8.
MEMS Sack and Getaway Suits, made
from Eddie's Cassimere, down from t2j
totf5. - ~ ''a -.
Men's AM Young Mems +button
,ntaIay srifs, made from Chase Cassi-
mere fhandsoine Plaid), devn,from $20
10 tl2.
Mems Overcoats, made from the cele1
bialted s'tru,nbee's Klysians,1.. in three
c,olor+ (I,lue, Black and Oxford Mixed E,
down. from $50 10 &2J.,.e,., ...l. ce.aA.,
|'-sf3 oyercoa, 5 down to &12 i..#" d,
. et5avercoats down to $40. .- 81
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

Gossrnor stockley and Free Trade.
Governor Stockley, IS II there we're
mot room enough to spread himself upon
State REFORMS, devoted liberal part OF
bis message, and preferred his help to
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
FINE PARLOR FURNITURE.

The fine parlof work offered stafow
Will be found 10 he at special bargains.
tpholstering antfcorerineof the best.
1 Nothing snghied; nothing made for he
OCCASION. SelecfioHsffom regals 'stocle.
+ 1B1it.,' 5'1irctsa. atinsIb:sfildsk, " us
1915: fbw 'S2T5.1 4 'ssl-'+f..a We - I.
:, Suite, Jdet.es, ''Silk'iNelonr, was
SJ2j: now c,b0. "'.s't'ss , " : e. =
81 suite, 4 pieces, Silk Tapestry, was
S3f5: now $.T5.s' - rr4i
SUITE, 5preees, si* Plush, wass355;
NOW 500 g - = fsfrA51.. : =
Z Suite, ) pieces Silk Plush. was $3.50;
now $500 '.''1' b . - = % -f's r
'' snitt, 4 pietcs, SrllrPl,isi,. was l27j.
nows225,, : 80 =" 2 o. '-4.'
| Gilt Suite, pieces, Silk Plush was
500; now 600. IS t-sT E
| Gin Snf,e, 3 pieces, Silk Plush, was
S2l5;'now Sl75s q 81. .az. -" . ,
Gill Suite, q pieces, Silk Damask,
'was 1920; now AGO % ,,-ls
Library Suite, . .pinces, was &l96,
now Sfpg = , AN,
. Mahogany Suite, & pieces, Silk
Plush was Sl75, now SlAO..
Stite. 3 pieces, Silk Plush, was
S1S7, n0wtiJ0. A. -=,-
suite, s pieces, Silk Plush, asel2Q;
r.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

''> rHE sFFxrE' yesterday- psomp,ly
passed ths bill psHsfoning Mrs. Logan.
This y = Eracefn fthbuss' TO the me merry
6f SHe WHO was the fnxiflisst m au Of
the Amertcl Senate: - Al
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

Lxlg. The1eI b no need
Of it. We csa 2 keep as low

ont often coming ;, anywhere
u .'...I. !! giving goods away
!, We. offer you bargains,
big bargains, but there's !
reason fox every. one, We've.
todd You 'of.shs coming Of
the Wholesales.how .it.pour-.
ed. insupon uss Ike "A. great
sea- :. We, hsd I'd provide,
for it ofiet .mcss grow . on
the cases.,. We : dcat let
moss grow anywhere II we
know it. 49, ''' 80. /, -. y,
~ss't No. 's.~ - ~s's2s gir s.v. ~
|s..,.Y on kndw ko,k a glacier
an ice river-moves. How
the Ice. forming behind
that in front out.and
out nnta 4 meets heat that
melts Il. That's What our
Wholesale ia, doing It's
'crowding psrts OF Itself and
parts of the Retail. iaso the |
heat Of lower. prices. e. e We
say what parts shall go and
how hot it,shall be-9ust 'hot
enough to melt off what we
must spare TO itly house the
rest~ Then.the Special 5 ale.
SaAes.''f 80 rasu , ~ ->.ai
!, Bpt while the Wholesale
IL. the great cause there are
'spheS tHipgs we would mark
..wy'down anyway. "A, few
things. are unreasonable ~ =,
becomes nominal: I.
Some a little time asssneasa
the extreme Of Fashion, now,
at the, other 'endMthat's a
trick fashion has--those At,
almost any price. Every
barge dealer has more or less.
'of-such stuff. .~S,.t -,
/ u a~>,tsS S-'sot'- -,,o,s-,
Think Of that when,yo e.
looking. Also bear in mind
that what We offer are NOT
odds and ends unless we say
So drift from the Holidays,
maybe but regular stock
boughrat bedrock rates. :
The lists for. today, pre-
sent a varied selection. Per-
haps they say nothing of
what. you want; maybe None.
OF the before ones have.
II h a t isn't because We
haven't that thing. There's
not room enough in the
whole paper to name half
the articles you can see ill.,
the store. II wouldn't be
wise for ns to name all at
once if We. could; it would
weary you if you tried to
read them. We simply sam
pie the tots from cay to day.
Watch the lists. When the
thing you want has been
named and the way-down
price on it told, jump for It..
You could have found it be-.
fore by the asking; now that
the ''grab- me- badge is on
it some one may be ahead if
you tarry., - &C..
OF course the snow made
you think of furs and sleigh.
ing goods. We've being
thinking Of them a good
while. We don't, want TO
carry them over; have mark
ed them so we think you
wont let us.
Those parlor suites will
stand the test of sharp look,
ing at-more, they'll stand
the test of use. Try the
springs feel Of the upho'-.
STEERING, then say how the
new prices strike you. -. o.,
It isn't too late for calen-
dars, but it's too late for
profit on them. You may
take them for less than cost,
Some of the books may
be to your mind; the prices
are sure, to be-. .~"= =
.Gs. ~
l.aces collars and o,,&s
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

TINE LDCrUss Of Rev. Wade NJ sxsa'
'fss tsst might vss an e,uqnsnt syLbul Z
TO the nobility Of Americsh' qksrsDse,.
tssllusion 10 The sufh8iAes md prita.
'tfons 81 tbs revolutionary .Aidisgs IL
Valley Forge for the ssseed csuse Of
liberty very naturally and deserved'y
ciicitsd . lsud rouAaf Of sspplAa use from
tie sudisnce. ~ I, ,nnosns,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

the CASA Or. ID. II. Kent asxiuit ~
city In, which he IVES awarded ,by :
jafy damages ,Apounting 70 S22S. 4, ~
Stunning An., 3nteesstlnk hespsct M.
Kent In 81 sAase, hAd sassjgned tho
rtuae0snt 70 Hascy E@aona, Eco, one
of-16a Kssts sstor nsys In stse case Rut
b % ahsppehed tAssrlfr. Kent Owed ~
city shout the hsif 81 tho snodat In
unpaid tsxes- The city sushoffties
were wiiiibgt6 ply tns Uklanoe over q
Nj. EN- mons STEER deducsiug whit NJ.
Kent owed the tity, but Mr.. z nmons
claims thAt be u entitled ID thu tkoLs
An 3ppt and has hAA an execution Is
sued Apd ths, Ip{operG ,of the city in
tho City Connou scbsnber sapd elsfk's
OH . lsvisA ,Rpon. ~ Tbs. City Solicitor
In tugp hes. ,hsd the pexsopal pro perty
II As-sksat ssssahsd 81 she. TAX bal
aaeo,, snd - thsss cas - 10 ptier llsns
nor exen p,iou for axes, - would look
IS II the city had hold Of the hsdvdsss
rsaA Of the lever, If.this .dess got taxa
place npsii tbs kpotty polats,srs 40
cided. ahere 0oald ssen Ia no . ehaucs
sors sneths1 sruAD before tbs sOourt. of
Chancefy.s ~ srf% q ~
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

49, ~ tEsAss e Cesssssa ~ Ne
AaEs6sa a he thoushss tasnsd lpsa
~ posg<ns0esar-akoeoo0sAto-thAah'
; ss,s. ' e \, sss. s., ;' -
- outlet "a NJ oaskses Of ~ vossd.
i sa4 IA vssM eply - a tplet. . The
assksta ee ~ eopaRIs I, Luks.All Z ~
ssanAUspshs NaA0 Aaeap <AAts tQDegtsd
l0soAssegso swsalArhsfe&sao0.Ae ~
'pnpskeng elason ehunshGne s0ana ~
aftv6 ro0t1U anase .As'TksesetavS' tASiG
He fq$ts sesdn 6uee " shAnks u ~
grSst tHlekAf biseAd W IN Dur ilfol
sHtfScf9siAs ethsresYot fhe Rftfies
OF the fArmSf. He does moi onos tkks
into pcRsidAsasipa ~. efses msrksA q
Eey ., Yak, PhiladsbPhiA, RAltinoel
JApa sWpWlpetops axtph IN W. life 81
tie, psninsulA ssSias1 taasts.o WITH
out thess ,maskets xka What postlou
would Shs l.fmsrs saad truth osoWsse a
Dalswars % plassA, Aad without Hts
yresses rma6ufscsustnx' 'sAdssstts o.
shose citiss v6st would Ne mArksed h
worth u III fesng7 '@N s'r'~ !
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
FUR GAPS,

Alaska Seal, our makes, down from
geo TO ,16. 80 '" T. s
'Afaskfi Seal, our makes ,iown from
Sf5 toe1e. - i"S.".Vi y. t'>s-
Alaska Seal, our hIattcs down iron,
lff2roe1O s,.'fr'. %. sHt- ''f~ b
Baltic SearI genuine fury down from
%, 80 to 81. s...a IT,
Baltic Seal genuine fur) down from
e. t0$o so.
We have still a. goo.i,assortment of
fresh goods, and '~heait is renein bered
that the price, Of st5ealaisxt season will
probably be "A quarter higher, emphasis
is given 10 the above rcductionss
Mems otter tiauntlets, down from Sl5
to $3.50. ts ~
'rNen's Otter Gauntlets, down from 81
10 sll. 49, ts"ss a. e. >, ..lt,,.t
Mems Beaver DemiI1iapntlets, dowa
rom Sl2 10 $il f.5s,-
Mems Beaver Demi-Gauntlets. down
frum $40 10 ~. ,Pte..
Aen'sBeavor Collars, down from 81
10 W "H's r=s. a. g. -
A selected lot of Fine Derby Hats,
of best makers, such as
Henry Heath, london, down from
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
LADIES, WRAPPERS

y CHSmnert " rnnrrft'F 7 . y. "a =
- feihced frome0re t5.- -
= eE4tludtdfrbtn Is ~ &7,a.ss.4 ~ =
'w6fstedsih srrfrs nndr.risiGs Nv!
vefvei fr1nfntng,. = - s~l6 ss'Dt'i y
Were *. no1 g. Ses- So
fiinneSirf Stripes and i'iaiaaitscr,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
1t. is probably true thatl


now siiO. "'s-"s 80 rs.
.,ls8ls, 9 plsGss. rS as'at'.al ( .,sas sls
! al 80 'nsaeroai iFsapstiqasin !Iaeodt
pieces kf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
MEN, BOYS, AND GIRLS
~. SROES. = "a

- IT,
Alpnt' go pairs pf Ai,aftS Cali
IHqild-Sewed Eaie Shoes sizes. Z
20 II; wirit,S, \. b, q ID and
E.; plain and coppered toes. ~
Rcihced frcm sBtof4.73. ~
300 pair, Mems Calf Haudise wed Brt.
TOP, soft glove t6ps and worked buttoh
holes all sizis aud &fdths, = -
Reduced isf 75 rom 80.
iLl, psirh Mep's Calf Machine sewed
Button Shoes. good 10 wear,
~, Down F2p,' 1874,
A small lot 0f Boys, But On and Lac,
Shoes, tizes, "a s and sx, dply on mar.
Regular pfice, 81 80; now stl!so.
Another small 'fdt 6ffs6Sr nne ca 1 But
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
MEMS HEAD NEAR.

Tho goods. in the Mems Hat Section
salsble goods, fresh. in The be. .>!psib and
such rs are now se4s9nabls. u
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
FUK..

p Aiforft long SEAL s}irrnsifta redurs3
t5s n tTs, a. W.. Aorrs. Svsntrfo carry
fthernov.'r. ''ftrs r'Sis,sa ~ os our goods
is established. as We select the. A klskh
skins in the i.ondonnmrasot and mike
thenrup in onr own tsessry. ',.p ."
Long Dolmars; wercA%ioI wo~ Eso'
Eong Iiaglaus, ~eseleiDo, NOW $50.
SEAL sACQUEss -.'N..
~ inches long ~ere eNs; now f3e5
Il inches long, we're s2ys: nov $.t)J''
Nnunber ~ 'visi'ct~of new patterns
Just finished. Our Seal Goois'' are an
io&"r than The skins couh h. put. in
them mr. to-day 49, Z"
. Our stock of ,'Mnffs. Bu,s s.asni' Fur
Trimmings is'complete, aDd-prieesthtSe
bten 'r,ddred. 80 1. n.1pf 49,
OnF@otkrooins are busy sseSer on
spetihl'drd,rs, which We can ssew com Z
Iiftvf IN reasonable tinic..s-,,,, 80
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
CAtENDARS.r.s

ItNltF1I ~ :. NNTN-S0uHN ~ rs
Calendars at half-prioe or iena -
: eDickeIas IL, &iaDd % cents. -
Thnyson, Is and ~ cents .,44,t -
; ,t>hahespearp, AZ cepts. A,.i,
r. To-day 10 rems -,7.r-, =. "
browning, IL csOts. a q 49,
GhNdnsn' :, * cents. ,,. I, va. '-.'
,Sarioas FancyCalcniars,,I. Ia, ~, and
25rants.a a. h.,a.,.s, 49, rTSef, :"
Calendars by,naiI, 6 cents Juoga "
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
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lD)eliJ'

\rsAzsiA ~
6 n.d!im ~
- usA. ~
! e s.isrs..
Ior JAnesY
cldsW ~
Sasss siSsA|
In. 'v.is.ds
Ina Of any p1
written q
artmept. und
IN 20. ". 70
6HNs. pku|
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

are marked down from prices that ~ers
already low.
Hamster down from $50 to SIS.
Squirrel down from $i5 &c i,5.
squirrel down FROM so to- 30
An Gray dawn. from t7o to 20.
.CiRCGL.Aks.
Russian reduced fparu $40 10. $50
Same u seamsl reduced from so 70
Mink reduced from, sl25 70 100.
Minkireaueed frQw Ss ~ S55,
RAGLANs. 49,.
Mink Mink-t.til Trimmings, well
Sl15; now s125.. 49, ''1A 49,.
Princess louise, weref55; now S.j,l
Ilamster, Linsd, weref35, nowJae
PRINCESS LOUISE. = =.
. Royal Ermiqe, Lined, were .ssa now
W. ts Z
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
,ApIgSruSTtRS,

III TT VIZ ON2OLbANOf =
W6rslly n s1ic<tui consideration.
~ One f,ot Black bagorafs, with blact
fur cape anh.rusfx. down fromS$ H. t6
:, Tfaias Nth eapc~, s'to~n frvua tlJ G
30, ~ ssr..,. 80. .
Dark Btowf t'heviots. down FROM 81
70 teo 80 = t.''.' -
Datk Blue itSuaken. down from e..
70 sis - r.e'.'' '"~
Black St6i.kirtttes, dow h .tronr ST. to
slO. .' - nut 80
Gray Beavers, 'iowli RON $50 10 Us
'Boueles. dowu'fnin t35 ~ t20
Ottonfhti Silks Brpcaded down from
81 To tia ..,t. -.s... .,
,. Black and Brown DiagonLl,, tstri-
kan rxllafs and cuffs, -.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
EN- BRsb1 0k0k MUSLIN NJ o
3" : kPRRA IDA -f...t

Spread dewn'fronn sf75 to u 80.
, l0'sl'reatis down frUm e. 90 NJ 81. y
5Spreads down from a. .5ro fi.75.
- SpreAfs'dbun nom &2.50 10 t1.c5.
ySpfeadsdown from q. rs 10 " Oh.
5srf'ats downsfr9fn'{ - % roe 90
+43Spftttisrfbwh from w 81 po52 50.
= Sprsf,H doN n from eiUoroc2.0
ve9n rErRa EErknEAMa Avn ufu
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

|kArIo.
ffsa1t,
director
nf Of
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|lHf u.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

IIVVIIVI = II
800 Very Elegant deco-a'edi 7
bases are Of pottery. mounIess,
81 so; reduced from 81 ana /. !.
can select burners and fhsg ~
own taste, and the completed y, y
cost from 81. 30 to IS A -u',
tion from 81. so to $40. Dup"
TO the lowest priced. u,
4 500 Brentwood Towels ~
Vienna, wbi h originally ey"
! each, are re iuced TO - c NE
4 500 Brass Candlesticks WI, ",
pris!ns at 40 cents; reduced liV'
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
SLACH SILK Est RIAL
Fi.DUN UlNG
SPANISH FICHIis.

Fine Hand-run. the rs mas
2yards long, ~ inches "id'
now 81.
| yards long, - .ltl,' '
~ SO; now 81.
j.. yards lonp, Il ln.1fs
le3 50; now 81. ~
Children's Irish po!u' %
W. nov SIC.
Eeru Embroidered Ma. -
| now l5c.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
sLETGHiNG GOODS y : -
AN at.,narkst pr 10 MIKE tbsu,

All at.market .pricc5 10 make tbgol
sell, '.'' ''''r"'- ! =
80. e.. -, eoBf. :. !. -. :. :, =, .,
sDapancse t.oat, 500 SL3. Jo,f. Il sss,
Fnnie Walf, SIS 10 iGQs. L. '.,
, Mountain Wolf. SO ~ FL. 1rtl~.
Hudson BAY Wolf, SIS 10 ga a,
';ksl Fox, $40. 49,, - .e, ~. .
ovid Cat, Sld.so. y ..,.... /. Chez
FU6 GLO Ukcs EOR .DkIyin0.
Nutria ~ 70 ~ ~ p o. h t''''''
i'caeet, 81, 81 81, Ssrnd$ $40 ''-'r
ftfhr,t $i0toSf5. Nsrs~- 80
Sal, Sstof2n 80 ''.'
SHOULDER CAPEs.
Range from SO t6si3..
~. ,- SuTRIA NpfFLEHs.
Range from 81 io,S2. %. .
p - 4BEAxER MUEFLERs.
Range from e. To g.. ..a, .. .i--
~ - FOOT, MUFFS.
Excellent article for S..
WHISTLES
Range from - cents 70 q :.
FUR-LINED GARMI NTS
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

- as s'tse FetFsf@ N't','srsss eFsf'. -
7t"t- - -.fs- --.--s.sa - y ". q .>>.ts,
$50 Gs-'s~s,- :, .s->s. v. -y.>
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

AND POOL
kUTlM
| TAX Or thu
law reQuire|
Id tsn days |
will pfC'e
With eesu|
s.MhAd pei
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

s.,,s ), Were IS, now q,
\, poQ pairs Misses 4 Kid Spring heel
Bpttop Shoes, Sfth French Kid button. fl y
and WORKED buttonholes. sizesr II; TO 9;
widths 4, 2, and D First quality In
syery way, and dretsy shoe. s.ia +
500 pairs Misses Pebble Goat ispn6o.
hes1SsoeS good tol waar for dressor ior
sGaspl s'z; s,mostly irom l2K to 9;
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

Think q, that when,yoppe
looking. Also bear in mind
that what We offer are not
odds and ends unless we say
So drift from the Holidays,
maybe but regular stock
boughrat bedrock rates. =
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

= 'FF'*"~fffF FWfs y 80 u~f . :
.Hrss-us@ -. .....s-~
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

$AD0 10 tA.vO. s.-5-,s.PiE $3.50.
-rs ,SlyernsiDr-Ssv York dow fnon q
10 ya.W. - ~b '-s,r 49, {
Other makers, down from .&23Q 10
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

H'ss'ptsssure for any person Of TASTE
10 loolc Al our u pdiolstcry 'ttoods. Yor
isny an.F irfrofisssble sRs~weal. They
fsre on the'seeond tiocrf juss nosth' n Tia,
ltransept. e. ip.fA -. 4 svs.s .. g
srADR ~ BxD-s~rs. s~-i--,...
~ sets, were go, now sIaD'
2 Setf vert eT2; now sie.-' - 9
lMADR&s'Uuftrs. t.shE. ~ !